Podcast appearances and mentions of garry meier

Garry Meier catches up with WGN Radio's Dave Plier on cocktailing, the bottled old fashioned, award show relevance and the obscure movie and TV shows nominated, and the creature comforts of life.

Garry Meier catches up with WGN Radio's Dave Plier on cocktailing, the bottled old fashioned, award show relevance and the obscure movie and TV shows nominated, and the creature comforts of life.

Radio legend Garry Meier joins WGN Radio's Dave Plier to lament about the unfortunate co-existence of two holidays themes on one lawn, top TV holiday episodes and the importance of family memories.

WGN Radio’s Dave Plier catches up with Radio Hall of Famer Garry Meier to continue a Veterans Day tradition: Celebrating his father, WWII veteran Frank Meier, as he shares his special recording about the 48-hour period of battle in December 1944 during his service in the U.S. Army under General George Patton.

Welcome to the first of a three volume Episode 1000 anniversary episode recorded at live events held at four locations throughout the greater Chicagoland area. The next two volumes will be released over the next two days. My original idea was to combine all the interviews and performances into one single release. As fate would have it… it's just too much content for one single episode, so I decided to break it up and make it more digestible.   For this episode, recorded at Skeleton Key Brewery in Woodridge, Siren Records in McHenry, and Liar's Club in Chicago, you'll hear (and see):   An interview and performance from super cool jazz combo the Black and Blue Hearts. An interview and performance from the incredible Ike Reilly. A comedy set from Kevin Kellam. An interview and performance from the very scary Halloween band the Ooozin' Ahhhs, and an interview with Chicago punk legends the Effigies.   In between segments, you'll also get to enjoy messages from former podcast guests, sharing their Episode 1000 greetings. This time around, that includes Garry Meier, Marina City, Kill Scenes, 13 Monsters and Smashed Plastic.   ##   CCC is sponsored by Easy Automation. Are you ready to turn your home into a smart home?   Transform your living space with cutting-edge home automation. Experience seamless control over audio/video, lighting, climate, security, and more. Embrace the future of smart living – your home, your rules.   Get a quote by visiting Easy-automation.net, or call Dan at 630.730.3728   ##     Thank you: Skeleton Key Brewery - Paul and Emily Slayton Liar's Club - Herb Rosen. Also Gary and Scott! Siren Records - Bill and Jenny Lindquist The Black and Blue Hearts Mike Stricker The Ooozin' Ahhhs AM Taxi Ike Reilly Steve Silver wht.rbbt.obj Showoff Josh Caterer Bellhead Kevin Kellam clubdrugs The Effigies DEHD Zach Spangler Henry Scherer Matt Winkelman Asim Ali James Kurdziel Dan Pursel   Most importantly: Thank you for listening to, watching and supporting Car Con Carne. I don't take any of it for granted.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former longtime host of WLS's ‘Drive Chicago,' Paul Brian passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on June 11. In honor of his passing, we are unearthing a rare recording of Chris and Dave from 2011 where they display their best baritone pipes to deliver this comical exchange. To give credit where credit is due, Chris and Dave 'borrowed' this concept from Chicago talk radio hosts Steve Dahl and Garry Meier who took on the names 'Paul Steve' and 'Paul Garry' and imitated Paul Bryan's deep radio voice. Chris and Dave decided to do this ad hoc recording after a special effects generator was installed in the SmorgShow studio. As the host of the Saturday morning program “Drive Chicago” for more than 20 years on WLS-AM (890), Paul Brian took listener calls and discussed everything from hubcaps to automotive nostalgia. He stayed away from trouble shooting car problems as he wasn't good under the hood himself. His full name was Paul Brian Warhanik, but he dropped his last name for radio.

Radio Hall of Famer Garry Meier joins WGN Radio's Dave Plier to talk about the real meaning of Memorial Day, celebrating his father Frank Meier and his combat experiences serving in World War II. Visit Garrymeier.com for more.

The WLS' 100th anniversary celebration continues with the iconic Chicago radio veteran Garry Meier on the Steve Cochran Show. They delve into everything that's going wrong in Chicago politics, why travelers are always caught off guard by heavy Memorial Day traffic, and Garry's most cherished moments at WLS AM.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Check it out as Chicago radio legend Garry Meier calls into Hoppe Hour With Ryan Hoppe!

WGN Radio's Dave Plier catches up with Radio Hall of Famer Garry Meier to continue a Veterans Day tradition: celebrating his father, WWII veteran Frank Meier, as he shares his special recording about the 48-hour period of battle in December 1944 during his service in the U.S. Army under General George Patton.

WGN Radio's Dave Plier welcomes Radio Hall of Famer Garry Meier live in studio to celebrate Dave's birthday and talk storm reporting, the actors and writers strikes, and rediscovering some classic TV.

WGN Radio's Dave Plier celebrates another birthday with friend and Radio Hall of Famer Garry Meier, with special guests Rich Williams of rock band Kansas, comedian and SNL alum Kevin Nealon, Steve Darnall from Nostalgia Digest Magazine, and ‘This is History' with WGN Radio newsman Dave Schwan.

Radio Hall of Famer Garry Meier joins WGN Radio's Dave Plier to talk about the real meaning of Memorial Day, celebrating his father Frank Meier and his combat experiences serving in World War II.

On ‘The Best of The Dave Plier Show', Dave looks back at his very first 2-hour on air conversation in 2016 with Chicago and Michigan radio legend Kevin Matthews, looking back at Kevin's career in radio, The Loop, AM1000, Jim Shorts, Jonathan Brandmeier, Steve Dahl & Garry Meier, Larry Wert and his story of Broken […]

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If you want to learn about why you NEED to be sharing your story to grow your brand and business, this episode is for you!Share your thoughts with me on Instagram! @brandontadams  Contact me: www.brandontadams.com  Text me: (563)217-6850

Not only did Kevin talk to Joe and Tina about being on the air on the The Loop (97.9 Chicago #RIP), but also about the players that made the station and how they are working on a documentary of the time with Steve and Garry Meier, Johnny B, and more! It was a crazy time with the Chicago Bulls run in the 90's and more. FCC violations, and those pesky radio consultants. The man has plenty to share about those cherished years in Chicago. He also touched on "The Friday Song" and the inception of it being the song to usher us into the weekend. "Shanty" by Jonathan Edwards. Kevin can be found on Facebook when you click here. Catch Joe and Tina live in the burbs of Chicago from 5A-10A Central on Star 105.5 and star105.com Monday through Friday!

WGN-TV Chief Meteorologist Tom Skilling joins Lisa Dent to give this week's weather forecast. Also, Lisa and Tom talk about Tom’s chat with Garry Meier last week!

Mike Siegel from Goose Island joins WGN Radio's Dave Plier and radio legend Garry Meier to talk about this year's highly anticipated Bourbon County Stout releases, the inspiration behind each recipe, this year's Black Friday process and the growth of the barrel-aged beer industry.

Radio Hall of Famer Garry Meier joins WGN Radio's Dave Plier in studio to honor our veterans; Garry shares a 1982 recording from when his father Frank sat down with a tape recorder and recalled a 48-hour period of battle in 1944 during his service in the U.S. Army under Gen. George Patton; Mike Siegel from […]

The Sherman & Tingle Show - WDRV-FM Chicago

The Sherman & Tingle Show - WDRV-FM Chicago

Garry Meier joins WGN Radio's Dave Plier to talk Chicago happenings, the Playpen, movie classic American Graffiti and his early days in radio.

In this episode I speak with long time top Chicago radio host, Garry Meier, and host of the Garry Meier Show Podcast whose wakeup call has always speaking up and out about the b.s. in the world and making it topical and funny and thought provoking. http://garrymeier.com/podcast/

The Sherman & Tingle Show - WDRV-FM Chicago

Radio Hall of Famer Garry Meier joins WGN Radio's Dave Plier to talk about the real meaning of Memorial Day, celebrating his father Frank Meier and his combat experiences serving in World War II.

The Chicago sports broadcasting legend died Sunday at his home. He was 69. Friend and former coworker Garry Meier joins John Howell to remember the life and legacy of Les Grobstein.

*Peter Funt, Columnist and Host of TV's "Candid Camera" recalls his interview with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1967. *Garry Meier jumps on the show to remember long-time Chicago sportscaster Les Grobstein. *Rick Kogan of the Chicago Tribune details the mixed history that the city of Chicago has with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. *James Carvelle scolds Democrats, telling them to "quit being a whiny party." *Plus, a brewery hotel owner shares how the establishment is honoring Betty White on what would have been her 100th birthday.

For Christmas Eve 2021, with newly recorded greetings from Garry and Leslie, we give you an encore presentation of "The Garry Meier Show, Cocktail Hour LIVE! 2020 Pre-Recorded Non-Inflated Christmas Almost Spectacular Spectacular" featuring Magician Bill Cook, Carl from Plover, a song from Jay Goeppner, and appearances by friends of the show including, Svengoolie, Terry Savage, Will Lee, Todd Sucherman, Gregg Potter, Ryan from Wisconsin, Johnny from Michigan, and more.

WGN Radio's Dave Plier catches up with Radio Hall of Famer Garry Meier to talk about how the pandemic caused an explosion in vinyl demand , the greatest classic rock songs and bands of all time, and more.

Radio Hall of Famer Garry Meier shares his comical thoughts about the mid-March battle to get your neighbors to finally take down their holiday lights and décor off the front lawn.

"What's the deal with Columbus, Ohio?" (Can you hear Garry saying that as he's impersonating Jerry Seinfeld?) It's Ohio's state capital, has the largest population in that state, is ranked as one of the most livable cities in America, and Garry Meier and Leslie Keiling have been talking about it on the show quite a bit lately. Garry welcomes Tara DeFrancisco and Rance Rizzutto, the owners of The Nest Theatre, the dedicated home for improvisational comedy, sketch revues, live lit, and experimental theatre in Columbus, Ohio. Before founding The Nest Theatre, they both performed and taught improvisational comedy in Chicago for more than a decade, and they both have performed and taught all over the world, including touring engagements in at least 51 cities in 18 countries.

It's the Garrforce Christmas gift to you! We've got Magician Bill Cook back with us, Carl from Plover, a song from Jay Goeppner, appearances by friends of the show including, Svengoolie, Terry Savage, and Will Lee, plus lots more surprises for the Garrforce (yes, we still call them Easter Eggs at Christmas), because it's not a night in Bangkok, but it just may be a show with everything but Yul Brynner!

Running a podcast and being recognized for it is every podcaster's dream. Today's guest, Garry Meier, is an award-winning radio and podcast host, and he's here today on Get Yourself Optimized to share some of his biggest pieces of advice from his successful career. Garry is a Chicago-based radio personality who has been active in Chicago radio since 1973. He is well known for being part of the highly successful radio duos "Steve & Garry" and "Roe and Garry.” He also hosted shows on WFYR, WYEN, WLUP, WCKG, WGN, and WGN.FM at various times in his career. The show notes, including the transcript and checklist to this episode, are at getyourselfoptimized.com/279

Marc Sims speaks with radio legend Garry Meier. http://garrymeier.com

“Everyone has a story to tell and when its your personal story you’re selling yourself, too. And that, to me, is a very easy sell.” — Rick Kaempfer Today I interviewed Rick Kaempfer and David Stern of Eckhartz Press. Rick Kaempfer is the co-founder and publisher of Eckhartz Press. In addition to being the publisher, he is the author of several Eckhartz Press releases, inclucing "EveryCubEver", “Father Knows Nothing”, “Records Truly Is My Middle Name” (with John Records Landecker) and “The Living Wills” (with Brendan Sullivan), Rick has been published several times before (including a novel “$everance” and a how-to-book about radio called “The Radio Producer’s Handbook”). He was also a member of the media for more than twenty years as the producer of two highly acclaimed radio shows (Steve Dahl & Garry Meier and John Records Landecker), and still covers the industry as the media critic for the Illinois Entertainer. He has watched the media landscape change over the past thirty years from a front row seat, and is excited to use that experience as the publisher of Eckhartz Press. David Stern is the co-founder and publisher of Eckhartz Press, and the author of “The Balding Handbook”. After a 20+ year sales and marketing career, and a ten year stint as a principal in a Chicago advertising agency, Stern comes to Eckhartz Press uniquely qualified to tackle the realities of an ever-changing publishing landscape. He and Kaempfer have been collaborating in one form or another since they met at the University of Illinois in the early 1980s (when both must have been mere children). Stern is also one of the officers of Eckhartz Press’ parent company Just One Bad Century, Inc, and proud to call himself a life long (“City Boy”) Chicagoan. In this episode we speak about: Publishing unique voices allows diverse people to have a platform Tips for first-time authors Everyone needs an editor Changes in listening media (radio, podcasts, etc.) that affect what information people receive and who gets to share their message To catch up with our guests: Minutia Men podcast on The Radio Misfits Network EckhartzPress.com If you enjoyed this podcast, could you please kindly consider leaving a short review on your podcast outlet. It takes less than 60 seconds and it really make a difference in helping share the podcasts with other people. This episode we’re giving away …. To get inside info, discounts, show dates, and to be the first to know when my book Inside Melania: What I Know About Melania Trump by Impersonating Her comes out sign up for my monthly-ish email list over at www.laurenlogi.com. Let’s get social! Instagram: instagram.com/laurenlogi Melania Trump parody channel: instagram.com/flotusofficial Twitter: twitter.com/laurenlogi YouTube: youtube.com/laurenlogi

WGN Radio’s Dave Plier welcomes Radio Hall of Famer Garry Meier to talk about the real meaning of Memorial Day, celebrating his father Frank Meier, as he shares his special recording about the 48-hour period of battle in December 1944 during his service in the U.S. Army under General George Patton, and defining a new normal […]

Radio Hall of Fame member Garry Meier jumps in the Mazda CX-9 on the eve of his weeklong fill-in doing mornings on WLS-AM 890. It's been five years since Garry was last heard hosting a show on terrestrial radio, so we talk a bit about that. We also talk about his excellent daily podcast, "The Garry Meier Show." Also discussed: Podcasting is no longer witchcraft. What is Garry's general feeling toward radio in the present day? The Loop back in the Garry Meier era: Sodom and Gomorrah? Does Garry's audience allow him to evolve as an air personality? How Garry sees the world, as a talk radio host? What would Garry say to prospective broadcasters? Garry feels weird about eating on camera. What was it like recently reconnecting with Kevin Matthews? The Radio Hall of Fame honorific. The personal high points of Garry's career. Chicago's relationship with radio stars. The worst radio crutches. Where did people with work ethics go? Car Con Carne is presented by the Autobarn Mazda of Evanston.

Radio Hall of Fame member Garry Meier jumps in the Mazda CX-9 on the eve of his weeklong fill-in doing mornings on WLS-AM 890. It's been five years since Garry was last heard hosting a show on terrestrial radio, so we talk a bit about that. We also talk about his excellent daily podcast, "The Garry Meier Show." Also discussed: Podcasting is no longer witchcraft. What is Garry's general feeling toward radio in the present day? The Loop back in the Garry Meier era: Sodom and Gomorrah? Does Garry's audience allow him to evolve as an air personality? How Garry sees the world, as a talk radio host? What would Garry say to prospective broadcasters? Garry feels weird about eating on camera. What was it like recently reconnecting with Kevin Matthews? The Radio Hall of Fame honorific. The personal high points of Garry's career. Chicago's relationship with radio stars. The worst radio crutches. Where did people with work ethics go? Car Con Carne is presented by the Autobarn Mazda of Evanston.

Iconic on-air talent, Garry Meier, best known for “Steve and Garry”, and “Roe and Garry”, returns to WLS for The John Howell Show to celebrate the 95th Anniversary of WLS-AM 890.

One Saturday morning in early January 1979, I launched my own faux-radio station from my bedroom with the call letters WKID-FM.  This 12-year old's humble configuration consisted of just a turntable and a Panasonic cassette recorder.  My early influences were Chicago radio station disk jockeys John Landecker, Larry Lujack, Bob Sirott and eventually Steve Dahl and Garry Meier.  Each Saturday morning, I would record myself spinning the Top 40 hits and announcing over the intros.  I did this religiously on a weekly basis to the point where I felt I was actually broadcasting to a real audience.  For the next two years, I partnered with my best friend at the time, Peet McCain, and we just recorded ourselves doing radio shows together.  It was a hobby that kept me off the streets and away from drugs. I was convinced that this was going to be my path in life. By the time I got to high school a short two years later, I had become rather seasoned from doing these bedroom and basement recording sessions that I was able to land a pretty decent time slot for a freshman on my high school's radio station WDGC-FM in Downers Grove, IL.  It was then and there that I met Dave Jackson.  After discussing my vision for the show, we launched the Chris and Dave Smorgasbord program in the fall of 1982. Our free-form talk show format pushed the limits for what was acceptable for a high school radio program.  The show was successful in terms of building a loyal following that by the time I got to college, I had intended to major in Communications and make a career out of radio.  Then reality hit me when I got assigned the 6-8am Sunday time slot on NIU's campus radio station WKDI (coincidentally close to 'WKID' now that I think about it). I was prohibited from doing anything creative. I was told all I needed to do was read the weather, tell the time and announce the songs.  After only two shows, I quit radio for good and changed my major. 25 years later, in early 2010, after a successful career in market research, I got the creative itch again and launched the SmorgShow Podcast with my 11-year old daughter Ally.  Through the new medium of podcasting, I was able to relive my old passion for radio while at the same time share a very special activity with my daughter.  The SmorgShow Podcast was an attempt at taking the Chris and Dave Smorgasbord show to a new level.  We were pretty consistent with pushing out regular content for the next three years, learning the new technology and investing heavily in a state-of-the art recording studio along the way.  We then took a break in 2013 and published a few shows here and there over the next few years as Ally started to become busy with high school social events as any normal teenage girl would.  She eventually went to college, and had even less time to do shows with me.  In 2018, I decided to push forward with the show myself.  Starting with Episode 91, Dave Jackson as well as Jerry Malauskas (also from our old WDGC Smorgasbord days) began appearing as co-hosts on the show, carrying me to the finish line of having 100 episodes in the can at the end of 2018. Episode 100 is very monumental to me. It marks a significant milestone on this journey.  On this special occasion, Ally returns as my co-host along with Dave and Jerry and we take a look back on our favorite moments on this 9-year journey together.  Baba Gonesh has traveled all the way back to the U.S. from Chennai, India to be on the show, so you know it has to be good.  Phillip Donald also makes a rare appearance after spending 6 months in prison and performs his new song live.  We have some other surprises in store as well. So almost 40 years to the day since I fired up my Panasonic tape recorder in my bedroom studio of WKID, I bring you the latest installment of my life's journey. Welcome to the 100th episode of the SmorgShow Podcast, recorded live from Granny Rose's barn.

XRT Morning Show Producer Chris Cwiak isn't one to be front and center of a radio show, but his impact is heard every morning on the radio. We spoke with him to get the behind the scenes look at the critical role a producer plays to a radio show, working with talent, the best and worst guests he's encountered in his career, and what to do when an interview goes south. Topics include: What's the role of a radio producer (1:45), producing for Stan Lawrence/Terry Armour/Garry Meier (5:55), how to contribute your ideas to the show while meshing with talent (9:20), the difference between producing talk and music radio (12:35), how to book guests (15:52), the most interesting guests and interviews that go south (25:35), quick hit questions (41:40). Inside The Archives is on iTunes. Subscribe to the podcast, leave a rating and a review, and find a full archive of every single episode we've released. Click here for more.

Host James Lott Jr talks with Award Winning Radio Host Garry Meier

Radio legend Garry Meier talks about his illustrious career in talk radio and discusses his concerns and excitement for moving his show to a new medium: podcasting.Check out his podcast The Garry Meier Show and visit garrymeier.comHost: Chris LaxamanaChrisLaxamana.comSupport The Show:Purchase the 'Resume Podcast Theme' song on iTunes and Amazon.And if you enjoy the show, please leave a rating and review on iTunes.

Chicago radio legend Garry Meier called into Hoppe Hour. He talked about how his podcast has been going, where the city of Chicago is currently at, the future of social media, and more.

Garry Meier joins Dr. Drew to talk about the transition from radio to podcasts, interviewing Howard Stern, and the influence of radio broadcasting on youth.For more on the Garry Meier Show, visit GarryMeier.com

Ep69 - ABC Chicago's Ron Magers chats about his 50+ year career, alcoholism, Trump, retirement, plus memories from Larry Potash, Ryan Chiaverini, Roe Conn, Garry Meier, Cheryl Scott and so much more! Jennifer O'Neill from Rivet Radio is also also a guest. The post Lossano and Friends! – 04/22/16 appeared first on Radio Misfits.